TimeCapsule ArtShow

I am an Australian-born, London-based artist with a Bachelor’s degree in Textile Design. My practise is rooted in drawing and painting, and in the joy of creating playful, tactile works inspired by moments, objects, and characters I have encountered throughout my life.

I am drawn to bold colour, energetic shapes, and a sense of fun, allowing intuition and humour to guide my process. Dogs frequently appear as muses, symbols of curiosity, loyalty, and everyday happiness. Through my work, I aim to celebrate colour, movement, and the small, joyful details that make ordinary experiences feel vivid and alive and deeply human.

Charlie Craig (0ystercard) is an artist working between digital culture and analog space. Moving through image, writing, sound and installation, his practice pulls from music subcultures, relational aesthetics and the visual language and textures of everyday life. Creating works that sit somewhere between memory and documentation.

Drawn to chance encounters and serendipity, he often reframes overlooked moments with wit into something charged with atmosphere and a sense of nostalgia. His recent works mark a return to the canvas and handmade processes, bringing a slower, more personal energy to ideas initially shaped through digital means.

I am a mother of two amazing women. I have an adorable toy poodle (Yoko) which I am crazy about. I live in Battersea Park, and I would not wish to live anywhere else. 

Art is my life and resides in my heart and under my fingernails and I can’t imagine doing anything else it’s my life’s passion and what keeps my mind alive. If I don’t draw, I would go crazy it’s an infectious, addictive activity that has controlled me for 40 odd years since my Art School days. 

People and fashion are my subjects and capturing the narrative.

First time exhibitor Andi Elston learned to knit and crochet as a child, however has spent the last 6 years honing her skills designing bespoke pieces for friends and family.

Now it's her passion. She uses needle and hook to create eye-catching works, from earrings to shawls, throws to wall hangings.

Andi's designs are influenced by her love and knowledge for the flora and fauna in Pembrokeshire, Wales, this can be seen in her bold colourful designs and use of natural materials ‎

My practice grows from a compulsion to draw and, later, to paint people. Drawing came instinctively; painting did not. Early frustration with colour, mixing it and truly seeing it, remains part of the challenge. Painting demands persistence, and the process is still absorbing: a continual act of learning.

I work primarily in portraiture, drawn to beauty in both conventional and less obvious forms. Looking closely and for longer, I find subtle beauty in vulnerability, strength, tension, and fleeting emotional states. My work holds both light and shadow, recognising that joy gains meaning through contrast.

Motherhood has become central to my paintings. Watching my children grow is a privilege layered with wonder, love, fear, and guilt. Portraits of them are no longer simple records of childhood, but reflections of my own experience as a mother. Muted palettes and unsettled moods often emerge instinctively, expressing emotions I once felt but could not yet name.

Jo Kitchen b.1996 lives and works in London. Kitchen graduated from Central Saint Martins with a degree in Fine Art. Blurring the lines between reality and fiction, Jo Kitchen’s work flirts with the romance of the re- appropriated memory.

Kitchen’s work romanticises the haze of her own biographical experiences with that of her hyper-idealised hindsight. Her subject is sometimes reminiscent of an object-come-memory, rooted at first in the mundanity of the everyday; through emotional association, the artist elevates her subjects into objects of existential fiction – props in a narrative Kitchen is constantly re-writing. 

Eliza Palmer is a student of Art academically and independently. Eliza did Art Higher during her IB programme, and pursued Art in university in Paris and London, attending the Paris College of Art, Camberwell College of Art, and Chelsea College of Art, all doing practice-based Fine Art. She is currently studying Art Business at the Sotheby’s Institute of Art. 

Eliza wakes early most mornings to paint or create for an hour before entering the world and beginning her day. Art is an essential, vital activity and meditation that enables her to process and release sincerely in a way not possible through other means. Eliza’s practice currently consists of small paper creations, mixed-media colourful collage, and large-scale, detailed reflections of life and feeling. Eliza likes to create joyful pieces that spread warmth into the world. She has been lucky to have had the education, made the relationships, and created the art she has and continues to grow and learn as a person individually and communally through her art.